My loved one has dementia
As a friend or family member of someone living with dementia, you support your loved one in various daily activities. These range from personal care to managing their medical appointments. Learning about dementia progression and resources available ensures that both you and your loved one get the support needed. Remember that you are not alone.
Highlights
The Power of Self-Advocates in Dementia
Dementia self-advocates play an essential role in creating positive change in policies, researches, and initiatives that support the dementia community.
How is Dementia Diagnosed?
How is dementia diagnosed? Learn about the variety of tests doctors use to find out whether someone has dementia.
Supporting Persons with Dementia to Vote
Learn how you can prepare your loved one who is living with dementia on voting essentials for the election and casting an informed vote.
Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD)
Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is an uncommon type of dementia caused by changes in the brain’s frontal lobe (behind the forehead) and temporal lobe (next to the ear).
